Great show, nice song selection & recording. The best JGB show I've heard since Jerry died!

Would you list the band members?
Love the piano.
As a early'70s taper, we lived with reverb, overtones and talkers, so this show, while not a Betty Cantor Sound Board, is a pure delight all the same.
Thanks for the upload,
Mr. Charlie
Tucson

Yep, somehow missed splitting STE and Sister Smiles... will fix it tonight. Like I said... no pro here!

And, THANK YOU for the use of your table. :)

GRATE show! The sound quality isn't the greatest, but it's better than some shows. The music is fantastic though, congrats to John on getting his new band going! The only thing that I noticed is that after Second that Emotion, he plays Sister Smiles, which isn't listed as a track, and on the recording, it is part of STE. Thanks to the taper, hope to catch some of John's shows in the future!

John K brought it in DC! Great song selection with awesome exploratory jams. Place was waaaaay too small though and a lot of people got turned away.

The keyboard player was a monster! His nimble fingers really tickled the ivories with a confident expertise.

The bass player didn't do much for me at first but then during the jams he proved quite adept at going outside the songs and by the end of the show I loved him too.

I heard the drummer is a jazz guy who'd never really knew much about the Grateful Dead before joining the band but he caught on quick and added to the songs quite nicely.

John's wife Katie did a great job on percussion. She has a lot of neat toys to play with. Her band, Djesbin was also fun to watch and hear...eclectic and jazzy with non-traditional instruments.

Overall, great show and great band John K has put together and I look forward to seeing them again many more times and soon...in fact, already have tickets for their next show in Baltimore!

To the taper (who we let use our table to put his recording stand on), there is numbering gap in the file listing. Is there a track 3 missing?